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Google has teamed up with experienced photographers and agencies to help local businesses get on the Map. ViewMySpace is now certified by Google to put your tours on Google Maps directly. This will increase your online presence by allowing your customers to literally 'See Inside' your business with a simple Google search. Watch our introduction video below or by clicking on the link above if you would like to see how it works.
At ViewMySpace, we virtually bring your customers to you. Whether they are in Mumbai or half way across the world, we enable them to walk around your place of business even before they step out of their home.
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The Irish Times view: Where's the plan for coming centenaries?
Government has not unveiled programme for second half of decade of State commemorations
Mon, Dec 31, 2018, 00:02
The aftermath of the War of Independence: the 100th anniversary of its opening shots falls on January 21st. File photograph: Eric Luke/The Irish Times
The first half of the decade of centenaries has been an unqualified success. The public has enjoyed a series of commemorations which have illuminated the past in an inclusive manner and brought home to a new generation the nature of the sacrifices made by their ancestors as this State struggled to be born.
The period was remembered in a fully rounded way, including those who died in the first World War and the achievements of the Irish parliamentary tradition as well as the terrible beauty that was the 1916 Rising. In many ways that was the easy part. The challenge for the second half of the decade will be to find an appropriate way of marking events that included not just the first Dáil and the establishment of an independent state but shocking violence and the deep divisions that led ultimately to civil war.
A number of events to commemorate the first Dáil have already taken place and they will culminate on the 100th anniversary on January 21st, a day that also saw the opening shots of War of Independence at Soloheadbeg. The establishment of the Northern Ireland parliament and the partition of the island into two states will also demand a sensitive approach to commemoration on both sides of the Border.
Leitrim Echoes of the Great War: Book 40 years in the writing due for launch
'We were built up to go to war': An Irish deserter who joined D-Day invasion
Our man in Bulgaria – An Irishman's Diary on James Bourchier
It is about time the Government gave it the priority it deserved and published a detailed list of events for 2019 to 2023
Acknowledging all these events appropriately should not be a problem as the Irish public has already shown it can mark the important events of 100 years ago with understanding as well as pride.
One serious problem is that the Government has not yet unveiled its programme for the second half of the decade. The guidance provided by the Expert Advisory Group on Commemorations was vital for the first stage and it sent its detailed advice on how to handle the next stage to the Government some months ago.
So far, however, that report has been gathering dust. It is about time the Government gave it the priority it deserved and published a detailed list of events for 2019 to 2023 along with advice to local authorities and communities about how best to go about arranging local initiatives.
Dundalk 'sneeringly hostile' to IRA in War of Independence
Priest calls for co-operation with PSNI at funeral of Pat Ward
'One of the biggest challenges facing us is to define Irish identity in a post-Brexit world'
Noel Whelan: Sinn Féin is misrepresenting Countess Markievicz
Miriam Lord: Gas light, relics and rare parliamentary action in the Mansion House
Taoiseach says first Dáil 'changed course of Irish history'
Cloud-Cuckoo Land: How 'The Irish Times' viewed the meeting of the first Dáil in 1919
The Century Project
A commemoration of the decade of revolution 1912-1923. Read more here

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GTLogin simplifies LAWN access
Technique Staff on March 6, 2009 in Life
Students love having a campus-wide wireless internet network, but one of the biggest complaints is having to enter your GT account and password every time you connect. This is particularly annoying when using a small device like Apple's iPhone where typing can be a bit burdensome.
As a result, a student-developed program called GTLogin designed to automate the process for iPhone users is gaining popularity. The developers are Andre Nasri, fourth-year EE, Adrian Smith, fourth-year CE, Sedrick Dongmo graduate EE and Kishore Atreya fourth-year CE.
"Our original thought behind it was that we needed to create something that would make a one tap, easy utility so that anyone can get into the LAWN network as fast as possible, instead of typing in the information repeatedly every day… and it just took off from there," Nasri said.
The application, which can be downloaded on iTunes or from the Applications link on the iPhone, is a modified interface to several existing Web-based campus services that have been reformatted to be more accessible when used on an iPhone or an iPod Touch.
The main feature of GTLogin is the simple access it provides to the LAWN network. While students previously had to login every time they wanted to use the internet via LAWN on their iPhone, GTLogin remembers user information and automatically signs people in when they open the application.
The newest version incorporates other campus Internet applications in the tabs for easy access. With just a few taps, users can check on Nextbus for the next Stinger, look to see which computers are free in the library and even submit Slivers to the Technique.
GTLogin gains more followers every week. Currently about they have about 800 unique user logins every day and about 1,100 in a week. At press time, GTLogin has had 1,530 devices access the application.
"GTLogin is very unique and specific to Tech. We had access to all the services and could customize GTLogin to what Tech students need… what Stanford has couldn't do that," Nasri said.
The original GTLogin was something that Smith created for fun as a way to figure out how to design iPhone applications. It was a simple, one screen application that could only be used to log in to LAWN.
Soon, he and the other creators joined together to improve the application and add other functions per feedback from users around the Tech campus.
The students have since registered to become a four-member limited liability corporation called From|ahead.
As for GTLogin, From|ahead plans to continually update content and add more useful applications, as students give more feedback on what they like or want changed.
"Our goal is to find out what applications out there are missing and add them so that we can really provide people things that they need," Nasri said.


Greg Louganis, Olympic gold medal winner and 53-year-old silver fox, has taken the dive — this time into marriage! Louganis married his 52-year-old partner, Johnny Chaillot, a paralegal, in a sunset ceremony at a Malibu restaurant, Geoffrey's, overlooking the beach.
The couple met only 18 months ago and became in engaged in April, but Louganis, who is a coach on ABC's Splash, says he's ready for "a new chapter" in his life.
"Last night was magical!" he wrote. "I am so blessed! Johnny Chaillot walked down the aisle by his sisters, and me by my coach Ron O'Brien, and Maggie Stern, my Jewish Mother who was always there thru so much! What can I say, family, theater, dance, diving, yoga, olympics, celebrities, school, dogs, dog agility, gym, charities, activism, TV, film, and all "friends"! Much love shared, but mostly a new chapter with my now husband, Johnny Chaillot-Louganis."


metallurgical, and thermal separation performance when assessing resource cycles, performing design for recycling, and monitoring the progress and limits of recycling systems. Such a level of detail cannot easily be anticipated by the product designer, but can be predicted by first-principle system models which treat the rate, composition, and toxicity of recycling output streams as a function of design choices. These models, only recently under development, have the potential to simulate and optimize the recycling system of products, including the effect of (a) material composition of the product and particle composition and degree of liberation, (b) particle size classes, (c) separation efficiency of physical, metallurgical, and thermal processing as a function of recyclate quality (particle composition, degree of liberation, chemical composition of recyclates), and (d) recycling system architecture (arrangement and combination of recycling and final treatment processes/technology).
Materials: Al, Cu, other metals, ferrous, stainless steel, PM, solder, glass PbO, glass BaO, phosphorous powder, ceramics, wood, PP, PVC, ABS, epoxy, others, and electronics.
These are then recovered as metals, plastics, and energy by the appropriate chemical transformation, which is dictated by thermodynamics within a suitable technology and economic framework.
The simulation/optimization models produce closed mass balances for each liberated and nonliberated material, and recycling/recovery rate predictions linked to product design choices. The model is fundamentally based on the conservation of mass, elements, compounds, particles, groups of materials, as well as on physics, thermodynamics, chemistry, and mass transfer between phases and not simply on total element and material flows upon which the more simplified approaches (e.g., LCA and MFA) rely. The more detailed approach, as applied here, from which the actual recovery of individual materials and energy can be calculated, is crucial for prediction and control of the actual distribution of toxic and contaminating substances into different individual particles and the various recycling streams and their destination after final (metallurgical or thermal) treatment. This provides an accurate and reliable basis for the control and assessment of toxicity and the related environmental/ eco-efficiency consequences; hence it is crucial for monitoring and quantifying progress in time.
The model structure, a portion of which is depicted in Figure 9.4, captures all the phenomena discussed above. For example, the separation efficiencies for the multi-material particles are determined as functions of the different materials present and have been determined for all physical separation processes and all classified multi-material particles.
From Figure 9.5 it is clearly evident that the maximum amount of the valuable metals copper and tin will be recovered if the PWBs are directly treated in the copper smelter. However, the recovery of steel and aluminium will then be low, as these metals will end up in the slag, a building material of low value. The model results corroborate recent fi eld data obtained by Chancerel and Rotter (2009). Figure 9.6 gives a typical example of the quality and toxicity calculations as captured by the model for both recyclate and output streams; in this case for the copper smelter for the list of materials and compounds listed previously. Because the model uses dismantling groups and the respective recyclate grades in terms of chemical compounds, it can be used to predict the qualities of metal, slag, and flue dust in terms of compounds (and hence therefore their toxicology). The model results show the effect of no shredding, medium, and high shredding on the recovery of valuable specialty and commodity metals from PWBs.


Gift guide, gift guide, we all love a gift guide! Dear readers, I'm definitely working my way into this Christmas spirit quite heavily this year and I have been scouring the wondrous expanse that is the world wide web to identify some delightfully scented gifts that can; a) make excellent presents for your loved ones; or b) sit quite happily on your Christmas lists for aforementioned love ones to review, and hopefully take note. So far, we've had a look at some pretty awesome scented candles but we haven't finished traversing the world of perfume gifts just yet, and we have more gift guides to go.
In this instalment I'm taking a look at some brilliant perfume gifts ranging from the cheerily affordable to the distinctly expensive, or as I like to call them the 'Stocking Stuffers' and the 'Wallet Wreckers'. Hopefully there is something for every person and every budget here, whether you be tempted by an inexpensive novelty, a mid-range marvel or even if you intend to blow your budget completely to treat that special loved one to something out of this world. Failing all of that, you may just want to treat yourself. Why not, eh?
This summer could easily be divided into two for me, with one side being my craze for cologne (and the industry's for that matter), a fairly standard staple of the summer months, with the other being devoted to something a little bit less obvious – the gourmand. That's right, just when one thinks it's entirely inappropriate to rock the sugary, the delicious and the edible, the world of perfume brings forth some interesting olfactory treats that are extremely palatable as the mercury rises.
At the time of writing, Sarah has already achieved 39% of her £7,000 goal, and that's only since 27 February! To read more about what Sarah's up to, or to see what perfume perks are on offer click here to head over to the 4160 Tuesdays Indiegogo crowdfunding page – you can also watch the video above. I for one am really excited to see what she comes up with!
Wow, what a whirlwind of a year 2014 was. The perfume industry has, as always, been nothing short of prolific in its output, with new brands popping up all over the place and the same big names releasing perfume upon perfume, and flanker upon flanker. It has, once again been a very busy year, and the hive of activity within the industry has meant that a great number of wonderful new olfactory treats have been unleashed on the noses of perfume lovers and consumers.
For me, this year has been one of great personal significance. In March I won my first Jasmine Award for my Guide to Violet, and shortly after in May, my best buddy and I tied the knot, only a few days before I presented an award at the Fragrance Foundation Awards. Then in August I was promoted at work, and in September my new husband and I headed off to Tokyo for the honeymoon of a lifetime. In short, it has been a fantastic year and one that will always remain truly in my heart as one of the very best.
To celebrate 2014 from a fragrant perspective, I present to you 'The Candies 2014'. Those of you who have followed The Candies before will know that they are my annual perfume awards, celebrating the very best, and the very worst perfumes of the year (out of the 147 scents I have reviewed in 2014). Under the jump you will find the winners, losers and honourable mentions filed under neat little categories. So please, don your tux or ball down, break open the Bolly and take your seats for The Candies 2014.


The Tran-X powered by Quaife LSD is a multiple plate limited slip differential. It features two ramp blocks sandwiching two planet carrier pins which sit in the radius between the leading and trailing ramp angle. As torque is applied to the differential's input, the pins ride up their respective leading ramps, pushing the blocks apart and increasing the transfer of torque across the axle.
The angle of this ramp determines how quickly this transfer occurs within the LSD. An angle of 35 degrees allows the blocks to be pushed apart more readily than a 55 degree setting, resulting in a more aggressive differential locking action. Plus, the preload setting dictates the contact friction between the plates themselves. The higher the preload, the more rapidly friction increases between the plates, creating a more aggressive locking action. Combined with the ramp angles, the preload allows subtle adjustments to the torque transfer characteristics allowing users to alter the dynamic balance of their car.
Typical settings for a lightweight track car would be 45/90, allowing progressive application of power for optimum acceleration. Some Tran-X powered by Quaife differentials feature dual ramp blocks, allowing ramp angles to be changed between two combinations, for example track and fast road settings (disassembly and reassembly of the LSD is required).


BRAND NEW FLOORING AND PAINT THROUGHOUT THE UNIT!!
This building is amazing! The location is prime, facing the famous River Valley!! A block off the notorious Jasper Ave and nearby to the Downtown Core and Louise McKinney Riverfront Park! The flooring in the building has been totally updated! And there is heated underground parking to enjoy!
The fantastic unit has gorgeous brand new flooring throughout. The massive living room is surrounded by windows, allowing both natural light and the amazing view to be seen! The living room leads onto the balcony where you can enjoy the stunning view outside!The kitchen is spacious and is complete with a fridge, stove, microwave and even a dishwasher! Tons of counter and cupboard space too!
The master bedroom is large and has a walk through closet with a full bath en suite! Wow!There is another full bath off the hallway to the living room and another bedroom with a closet and nice view! This unit continues to surprise with its own in suite laundry!! Plus you only pay for power all other utilities are included!!!
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The Alterman-editors Gaza exchange, Alter-reviews and mail.
I've got a new Think Again column called "Foolish Loudmouths in the Military and in the Media."
And I gotta say, I think the Nation editors' response to my letter about Gaza is kind of funny. First they write, "as Alterman must surely know, three years ago in a lead editorial, we said, 'We cannot accept Hamas's ideology, and we reject the idea that "Islam is the solution" to political problems (the common formulation of Hamas and other Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated movements). But the United States and Israel must finally acknowledge that Hamas is a popular movement with deep roots in Palestinian society, and for that reason should be engaged rather than ignored.'" I'm sorry, but I'd be impressed if anyone on earth remembers three-year-old editorials in The Nation, including most of the editors. And second, my point is not to say that The Nation has never made its disagreements with Hamas explicit; my point was Hamas's ideology as well as its practices cause real problems for Israel that need to be addressed. I think the embargo should be lifted, and I think Israel should engage Hamas in discussions as well. Great. But what exactly should Israel do about the acts of terrorism, the kidnappings and the rockets? If anyone at The Nation can find me any useful suggestions for addressing the security threat posed by Hamas—other than Kumbaya style "negotiations"—I'd be mightily impressed.
For instance, what would be the Nation editors' reaction to this article that appeared shortly after their response be?
Late June is a nice time in the city in part because of the weather, in part because of the subway series and in part because of what for many years was the Kool, then the JVC, and now the CareFusion festival organized by the great promoter George Wein, who is also responsible for the Newport Jazz Festival, among others. Last night was a bit balmy, but to go to a free show in Central Park by a band fronted by the great McCoy Tyner who is 71, and sure as hell still has it, joined by Ravi Coltrane—a nice sentimental touch but also a fine, intelligent musician—and the extremely exciting Esperanza Spalding on bass and Francisco Mela on drums, thousands of people, both inside and outside the ampitheater, got to experience what makes New York so great. Tyner was followed by a funkish group put together by Stanley Clarke—which was odd since it should have been the other way around, and a lot of people got there late expecting it would be, but he was fun too, and threw in some "RTF" material for the codgers in the audience.
Tonight Carnegie has Herbie Hancock's 70th birthday celebration. Should be an unforgettable performance.
I love you, Brother Pierce, but you need to go a little further.
First, the main reason that the left acts like a bunch of whiny children who cry whenever they don't get what they want is that many of them are a bunch of whiny children who cry whenever they don't get what they want. This battle has gone on since the days when LBJ was majority leader and said his greatest achievement was convincing Hubert Humphrey that half a loaf was better than none. The real problem here is that the left, like many others, projected onto Barack Obama what they wanted to see in him. He talked about changing the culture in DC, a spirit of bipartisanship. He actually meant it. Not that I think it can be changed that easily—as he said, it's hard to vote with him when his opponents question his Americanism. But that means that he is less liberal than I would like, and it's time for people to grasp that he is not a prisoner of ideology.
Now, for my part the second, I don't disagree with a word in the Sarah Palin section of Pierce's screed, but he misses a key point. It is not that we have to make nice with tinpot Elmer Gantry types. But we DO need to press the point that what we advocate fits "family values" and the Judeo-Christian ethic, and the best teachings of The Bible, and force the other guys into a corner on that point. If we don't do that, we don't win, and then we don't get to do ANYTHING that we know this country needs. Ideological purity is wonderful, but I notice that Keith Olbermann, for one, spent months blistering Obama on the health care bill, then went on about how wonderful it was that this bill passed. When we look and are hypocritical, we deserve what we get.
Tangential question: Are Sunday morning news shows really "the most influential perches for opinion making in American politics" anymore as you state in your Think Again column? I stopped watching years ago, not simply because Republicans dominate, but because the alleged journalists hosting the shows rarely challenge anything said. No wonder the right wingers flock to those shows to parrot their talking points. Sunday morning news shows are gliding ever closer to Tiger Woods press conference territory.
Not-so-tangential comment on Pierce's take on the Palin thing in Newsweek: The way that man weaves phrases together to surgically eviscerate is amazing and flat-out, roll on the floor funny. Wow. A tip of my faded black, back to the one season the Astros were World Series good baseball cap to him. My favorite thing from the linked story about the blond big foot sighting in North Carolina was when the bumpkin said he poked at the creature with a sharp stick to chase it away. If it were only that easy to chase Carly Fiorina, Meg Whitman, Sarah Palin and the rest of those surfing the Year of the (White, Rich) Women back into the shallows, I'd start whittling.
Mr. Alterman, this part of your article I find very interesting. If only someone in the media would ask her to provide proof because she uses this pregnancy for political gain. Thank you for writing this.
"So the idea that her spiritual life is any deeper than her political philosophy—and that includes what I, in my constitutionally protected opinion, believe is that complete fairy-tale about the dark night of the soul that Palin experienced after finding out she was pregnant, an episode that this piece finds so revealing—requires a offer of proof far beyond her simple say-so."


Courts have allowed individuals who were not a party to a CIA to file civil lawsuits for breach of Corporate Integrity Agreements. These cases are known as "reverse False Claims Act" actions. See Boise v. Cephalon, Case 2:08-CV-00287-TON (E.D.Pa. July 21, 2015 Memorandum and Order denying motion to dismiss, Judge O'Neill).
In Boise, three former employees of Cephalon, a pharma company under a CIA, sued claiming the company breached its CIA by falsely certifying that it had ceased off-label promotion of its drugs. The employees claimed off-label promotion continued on after Cephalon's $425 million settlement with the government in 2008 for off-label promotion. The court overruled Cephalon's motion to dismiss, allowing the employees to proceed with their reverse FCA claims.
This case may give traction for plaintiffs claiming to be third-party beneficiaries of a Corporate Integrity Agreement or other contract.


With IP Office Release 11, Avaya Introduced Equinox as the UC/Soft-phone App. differing from other UC clients for IPO office, Equinox gets its IM/Presence components from the cloud. More specifically, the Zang Cloud, or Zang Spaces (http://zang.io/products/spaces). With Spaces you can sign up for a free account, and have some feature rich collaboration similar to the likes of Slack or Microsoft Teams.
If you like a video rather than reading….
As you can see in the diagram below, the Equinox client connects to the Cloud for IM/Presence needs, while connecting to the local IP Office (premise or hosted) for its telephony features.
With the help of Avaya Spaces, you can set up Equinox to automatically recognize the call server of your IP Office. But there is some technical stuff we need to do in order to get ready.
First we need to login to Spaces and authenticate our domain.
Enter your domain, and click OK.
Then you need to click Verify.
Here you will get a code that you will have to set as a DNS record to prove you own your domain.
Copy that code into the text field of the DNS server (left diagram), once you ahve saved that, you can go back to the Spaces login, and hit VERIFY. If DNS has propagated, you will get the previous window, which states "Auto domain verification was successful". BOOM!
Now, we need to go the Apps section to set up the Equinox App. If you do not see the Equinox App, you will need to select "Configure New App". There you will be able to select the app you would like to add, from the dropdown. The App you are looking for is "Equinox Cloud Client".
Once the app is selected, you will see public settings. There we will add some JSON programming stuff..
Now you should see the "Equinox Cloud Client".
Now, FINALLY, we can add users.
If you only have a single user you need to add, you can go to the "Manage Users" tab, and select "Invite New User".
Add the users First Name, Last Name and email address. Once you select "Save", you will see the user added to your list of users.
Select the proper settings, and locate your file. If you are unsure of the format of the files, download the example files, which is very helpful.
The users will receive an email inviting them to spaces.
The end user can click the link and set up their Spaces account.
Enter Extension and Password, as shown in the bottom diagram below.
Upon login, you may have a Red Triangle and if you click on it, it shows an update for Equinox. So click it…the app will reboot and less than 10 seconds later we are logged in as our extension (lack of an error means we are logged in) and we have UC, from Spaces (indicated by the green check mark by where the Avatar should be).


Italian Dressing is made with the flavorful spices of oregano, garlic, crushed red pepper and parsley. This dressing is a favorite on fresh salad greens, vegetables and even as a marinade for your favorite fresh meat. This mix can be made the traditional way or can be modified to create a creamy Italian dressing. Each case consists of five pounds.
Ingredients: Maltodextrin, dextrose, garlic, foodstarch-modified, carrots, flake salt (withyellow prussiate of soda), bell peppers,onions, citric acid, natural lemon flavor,black pepper, oregano, crushed redpepper, parsley.**Packaged in a facility that also processesproducts containpeanuts, tree nuts,soybeans, milk, egg, fish, crustaceansshellfish and wheat ingredients.


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Batocera andamana is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Thomson in 1878. It is known from the Andaman Islands, where it is very common.

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Wilkinson, Norman (1878–1971), marine and poster artist and creator of dazzle camouflage, was born on 24 November 1878 at 2 Eastbourne Terrace, Cambridge, one of the four children of Thomas Collins Wilkinson (b. 1853), music teacher, who left the family in the boy's childhood, and his wife, ...
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Refugee aid group looking for new premises
Shetland Solidarity with Refugees has used Brevik House for around two years.
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Brevik House on Lerwick's South Road.
A LOCAL group which collects aid donations for refugee camps is looking for help in securing a new base as Brevik House gets set to be demolished for housing.
Shetland Solidarity with Refugees has been using the building on Lerwick's South Road for the last two years as a base to receive donations of items like clothing, food and toiletries.
However, site owner Breiwick Bay Properties Ltd received planning permission recently to demolish Brevik House and build over 30 flats and houses.
With the company also previously exploring the idea of building a hotel on the site, Shetland Solidarity with Refugees has always known the premises would be temporary.
It is now wanting to hear from anyone in Lerwick who may have unused space for aid collections as it moves out of Brevik House.
Shetland Solidarity with Refugees is set to send away its seventh shipment in the coming weeks, in addition to a van-load of donations driven from Shetland to Calais in 2016.
Volunteer Rita Smith said the group was "so grateful to the owners of The Brevik for their wonderful support".
"We now have to decide whether or not we can carry on collecting – if we have to start paying rent and utility bills then we just will have to fold, we can't afford that," she said.
"If anybody in Lerwick has an unused space we'd be delighted to hear from them. It would need to be somewhere with space to sort through donations and easy access for the public to drop off, preferably with room outside for our donations bin.
"It's a tall ask but we really do need this to continue what we do."
Fellow volunteer Isa Kristiansen-Bragg added: "More than 1,600 people have died or gone missing this year attempting to reach Europe. In the first six months of the year, for every 18 people crossing to Europe, one person died.
"The aid we've been kindly given by the community is needed in these camps right now, we just need to raise the funds to send it on its way and help make life in refugee camps a tiny bit more bearable."
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Awesomely Fast Shelby GR-1 Concept Car
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Shelby GR-1 Concept Car
If you ask anyone that is a gearhead, there is one name in automotive that will cause a stir. Mention his name, and any gearhead will nod their head in appreciation, regardless of their favorite brand. That name is Carroll Shelby. In 2005, he and his team developed a monster of a car that absolutely should have been made in mass quantities.. The name of this monster was the Shelby GR-1 Concept Car.
The Shelby GR-1 Concept Car was a high performance (with Shelby's name on it, that should be assumed) sports car developed by Ford and Shelby in 2005. It was first shown to the World at the 2004 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance car show, but at that time it was still a clay mockup, like the photo above. The fully functional model was revealed a year later at the North American International Auto Show. The resemblance to its older brother, the Ford GT is obvious.
The Shelby GR-1 began life as a modified version of its older brother, the Ford GT. They used the rear-engine GT chassis as a basis, although they shortened it by 2 feet. This in turn produced a 7 inch shorter wheelbase. The fact that these two can share that chassis shows just how advanced the engineering teams are at Ford and Shelby. Much of the car came from Shelby history or the Ford Gt, so this car had the DNA to make it into a fire-breathing monster from day 1. This car was different in many ways from its lineage, however. Although it used a modified version of the Ford GT suspension and chassis, it had a brand new, mirror finish, highly polished all-aluminum body to show off. As such, it was available in any color you like – as long as you like chrome finish silver. They had no plans to make this car with any other color or finish options available. I would hate to pull up beside this car on a bright, sunny day!
The interior of this Shelby truly focuses on driver comfort and enjoyment. The dash includes a full array of old school analog gauges, including the tachometer, mixed with some digital goodies such as a digital speedometer. Other cool goodies incuded a Tire IQ display, which provides the driver and passenger animation to provides statistics such as tire pressure and tire temperature. The car also had an accelerometer for G-Force measurement.
Additionally, the interior had speakers integrated into the headrest wings for premium sound and a Noise Reducing Sound system called NRT which counteracted the noise levels inside the car at high speeds. The interior was reached via clamshell style doors which hinged up and out for entry and exit.
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Now, a cool looking car like this – especially one to wear the Shelby badge – has to be able to walk the walk and talk the talk. This fire-breathing beast was able to deliver on what it looked like it could do, for sure. For inspiration, Shelby and his team decided to step way back to what really made the name Shelby an icon. They dug out the venerable 427 from the 65 Cobra. They wanted to relive the heyday of the Shelby Cobra. That 427 engine was used as an inspiration for what they would do with this beast. Although they did not use a 427 engine, some of the aspects of that original DNA are in this engine, too.
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The Ford engineers, working with Shelby, crafted an all-new engine to power this car. The result was an all aluminum, big block 390 cubic inch 6.4 liter V10, which was what ultimately powered this fire breathing beast . It delivered 605 horspepower and 501 lb ft of torque – in a naturally aspirated engine. The team spent 3 years working on this engine. After all that work, they decided to put it to the ultimate test. They bolted it into a new (at the time) 2005 Mustang to see what it would do. It only took one test drive to confirm they had a beast of a powerplant. I wish I could have been on that test drive! This fire breathing power plant screamed all the way to 7,500 RPMs before hitting red line! This gave the Ford Shelby GR-1 Concept Car the ability to run from 0-60 in 3.9 seconds. It also had a top speed of around 200 mph. To get all that power to the ground, they used the limited slip, rear-mounted, six speed transaxle from the Ford GT. This was primarily to more evenly distribute the weight, and give a bit more legroom inside the rather cramped cabin.
Sadly, this monster concept car never made it to production. I must say, if it had, they probably would have sold out within minutes of hitting the showroom floor. Hopefully they will decide to bring back a beast like this soon. I know of several people that would have stood in line to get one.
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Q: Trouble opening files from a list of closed python files? I have a python list list_of_docs which contains a list of closed .txt files. My goal is to count how many files contain a certain word.
def contains(word):
  count = 0
  for file in range list_of_docs:
    current_doc = open(list_of_docs[file], 'r')
    text = current_doc.read()
    line = text.split()
    if word in line:
      count += 1

When I call this function, I keep getting the error:
TypeError: coercing to Unicode: need string or buffer, file found

The files in list_of_docs, are actually opened earlier in the code. I close them and reopen them again during this method call because because without closing them I get a Too many files open error.
How I can fix this TypeError?

A: file isn't an index, it's already the item from the list.
So you would have: (closed files have a .name attribute)
for file in range list_of_docs:
    current_doc = open(file.name, 'r')
    ...

I think you should refactor your code to use a list of the filenames instead
  for filename in range list_of_filenames:
    current_doc = open(filename, 'r')
      ...
      # still need to close the file

To make sure the file is closed, use a context manager
for filename in range list_of_filenames:
    with open(filename, 'r') as current_doc:
        text = current_doc.read()
        line = text.split()
        if word in line:
          count += 1

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While this technically isn't gaming news, in the current circumstances - given the PSN outage - it's interesting to note that a recent survey by Symantec, the company behind Norton Security, has stated that the cost of a breach like Sony has recently suffered can rise dramatically depending on the speed of the response.
Sony seems to be making all the right steps now, but to begin with they were heavily criticised for taking too long to inform customers that their personal details had been compromised.
According to the survey, a slow response results in a average cost per record of $141, while a fast response results is a cost of $106 per record.
If we were to cheekily estimate the PSN user base at 50 million - and suggest that Sony's response did not respond quickly - that could, possibly, cost Sony an additional $1.7b.
Of course, these are just average numbers used as part of a survey - each situation is completely different and has it's own set of circumstances.
That said, Symantec were explicit in their recommendation for increased scrutiny when it came to security.
"This report comes at a time when organisations in Australia and worldwide are under close scrutiny over the measures they have implemented to protect customer and corporate information," said Craig Scroggie, vice president and managing director, Pacific region, Symantec. "It also highlights the need for legislative reforms that require companies to notify their customers of a data breach to be fast-tracked in Australia.
Costs the organization being breached less maybe. I doubt the banks would appreciate the sudden panic and rush to cancel credit cards etc. that a quick but inaccurate disclosure would cause, for example.
Sony weren't that slow to respond given the size of the company and the fact that they weren't fully aware of what had been touched and what had not until several days worth of forensic analysis had been completed. Any statements on their blog or anything would have to be vetted by legal as well. It's just the nature of large corporations to be slow with their PR.
Sony were slow to respond because they knew about the possibility of peoples credit card information being at risk days before they actually announced it.


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Joseph, Potiphar's Wife, and the Truth about False Allegations
September 26, 2018 by Emily Belanger
Joseph, Potiphar's Wife, and the Truth about False Allegations September 26, 2018 Emily Belanger
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In response to multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against Brett Kavanaugh, Christian politicians have largely responded by either implying the alleged victims are lying or dismissing the alleged incident as "boys will be boys." Personally, I don't even know how to respond to the second point, because it should go without saying that pinning a girl to a bed and covering her mouth so she can't scream while attempting to grope and strip her, or exposing one's genitals to a woman without her consent, are both inexcusable. It's downright insulting to men to suggest that they're incapable of treating women with basic respect.
To single women everywhere who are interested in dating men, might I suggest the following litmus test? Just ask him if he agrees with the "boys will be boys" response to these allegations. While you're at it, maybe ask if Trump's "grab her by the *****" comments are "just locker room talk." Think how many misogynists you'll weed out!
But I don't want to focus on the "boys will be boys" response because, like I said, it should go without saying that it's wrong. What I want to focus on is the knee-jerk reaction where Kavanaugh's supporters assume all three alleged victims are lying. The national conversation about Kavanaugh reminds me of an experience I had in college: I was in a creative writing course, and another student workshopped a piece about a protagonist who had been sexually assaulted. It was a heart-breaking piece in large part because it began as comedy before revealing the dark twist. The protagonist was the maid of honor in her little sister's wedding, and it was only revealed through a third person narrator that the groom had sexually assaulted her the day before.
To my shock, a male student loudly insisted that the protagonist was lying to herself and that she had consented to sex with the groom, only to later regret it and pretend it had been assault. As he described his interpretation, he added, "It happens ALL the time." Now, let me be clear. There was nothing in the story to support his reading. Nothing to suggest the narrator was unreliable. It was a third person narrator, not first person POV, so the narrator wasn't a character in the piece – it was just a window into the protagonist's perspective. And there was absolutely nothing in the story to suggest that the protagonist was mistaken. The student suggesting this reading didn't point to any evidence in the piece itself, just kept insisting that women lie about sexual assault "all the time." In the story, the groom had physically restrained the victim by tying her hands together – the author left no room for reasonable doubt. My classmate was reading his own assumptions and stereotypes into the story.
But the myth that women regularly lie about sexual assault is prevalent, despite the fact that the rate of false reports is extremely low, possibly as low as 2%. One Christian woman recently* made a viral video where she presents an Old Testament story as proof that women regularly lie about sexual assault. She points to the account of Joseph's time enslaved in Egypt, where the wife of the man who owned him (only known as Potiphar's wife) failed to seduce Joseph and retaliated by telling her husband that Joseph had sexually assaulted her.
Now, I'm going to put aside for a moment the question of whether this account in the Old Testament is literal and historical. Assuming these events transpired, here's the key detail that matters: Joseph was a slave. Potiphar's wife was not. She was married to a rich man and had class and wealth on her side. She attempted to sexually assault Joseph who, as a slave, could never have truly consented. If he had given in, it likely would have been because he feared for his life. And he was right to fear for his life. What good was the word of a slave against the word of a rich woman?
Imagine the same scenario playing out in the US in 1800. Who do you think a wealthy plantation owner would believe? His white wife, or the man who was legally considered his property? And even if the plantation owner knew his wife was lying, what do you think would happen if she told their friends?
But here's the flip side of the coin: if a woman enslaved on that plantation had accused the plantation owner of assaulting her, how do you think the plantation owner's wife and friends would respond? What do you think they would do, even if they did believe her?
And there was a power imbalance in 1955 when a white woman in Mississippi lied under oath about Emmett Till in order to protect the men who had tortured and murdered him.
In the case of Kavanaugh, the power imbalance is squarely in his favor. He has been nominated by a president whose party controls both houses of congress, at a time when his appointment to the supreme court would essentially secure all three branches of the federal government for their ideology. He's been nominated close enough to the midterm election that the GOP is desperate to "plough through this" rather than take the allegations seriously. And she's made an allegation that some public figures have taken so lightly as to dismiss it with the saying, "boys will be boys." If she were lying, don't you think a professor would be smart enough to make up an even more damning incident?
I'm not assuming that Dr. Ford's account is accurate or saying that Kavanaugh should automatically be disqualified. What I am saying that is that her account is credible enough to merit a real investigation. And it's high time we set aside the myth that women regularly lie about sexual assault.
*I was unable to track down the video, so if anyone else has the link, please let me know. I did find this post from August, where someone else responded to the Joseph/Potiphar argument.
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I like Rachel Maddow. Perhaps because she looks like my sister Meg. But, it is her tenacious stand on infrastructure that draws me. Clearly she gives a dam about infrastructure.
Rachel has a PhD in politics from Oxford. She has realistic take on how difficult a political pivot is for the United States to make on any issue – especially infrastructure – a position as encompassing as "everything" in our built world. Fascinatingly, she likes Ike . I am fan of Dwight Eisenhower too. I wrote a book about his Interstate System called, "The Roads That Built America." I campaigned with Susan Eisenhower, the former President's granddaughter to build smarter, better and faster. Susan, when I handed her a copy of my book, explained that her grandfather believed that is greatest domestic accomplishment was building the Interstate System. Powerful was hearing this from Ike's flesh and blood.
Wikipedia's entry on Rachel Maddow says, "Asked about her political views by the Valley Advocate, Maddow replied, 'I'm undoubtedly a liberal, which means that I'm in almost total agreement with the Eisenhower-era Republican party platform.'"
Perhaps my sister in infrastructure will host Dire States on her TV and radio shows. I'd like to take her for a cruise in Mrs. Martin too. She'd appreciate the messaging I am betting.
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Welcome to All Things Scotland
This week, LGIU Scotland reviews useful resources, everything local government related in Holyrood and relevant new reports.
LGIU's Alice Creasy's was in conversation with Glasgow City Councillor Holly Bruce and discussed feminist town planning and what that process would look like in action across Glasgow. Make sure you check out the full conversation here.
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This week, COSLA launched a new 5 year strategic planning to ensure Councils return to their rightful place at the heart of the governance of Scotland. Some of the priorities covered include Strengthening Local Democracy, Supporting the Most Vulnerable in our Communities, and Delivering on a Just Transition to Net Zero. You can find the full plan here.
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This publication presents statistics on average private sector rent levels in Scotland by Broad Rental Market Area and size of property, for the years 2010 to 2022. Showing how average rent in Glasgow and Edinburgh has increased by more than 50% since 2010, make sure to check out this LGIU briefing on the case for the funding of the Affordable Homes Programme (AHP) to sit with elected bodies. It explores the problems of affordability, planning and funding.
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To find out more about digital exclusion, this LGIU briefing uses case studies from Glasgow to look at how local governments can widen digital skills through faster internet speeds and the wider availability of information and communication technology.
Delivering Scotland's circular economy Proposed Circular Economy Bill: consultation
The overall aim of this report is to provide a robust analysis of the responses to the consultation on proposals for a Circular Economy Bill. With the consultation producing interesting proposals for local authorities, you can find the full report here.
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April Angel
Stranded together, their passions will run wild.
Kara has a deep dislike for her boss, Max. She also wants him so badly it's making her nuts. He's a workaholic, a robot man. And he's never shown the least bit of interest in her or anything else that wasn't recorded in the corporate minutes. But when their plane crashes on the way to a meeting, leaving them stranded on a deserted island…just the two of them, all alone with all that ocean around them…Kara decides it's time to start living. And by living, she means using Max for all the hot sex she's been denied.
Max wants Kara—has wanted her for a long time. Unable to come out and cross the line between professional and personal, he makes her accompany him on business trips just to have her around. When they crash land and Kara shows him how much she wants him, he decides to quit being so professional and take the woman of his dreams. After all, what happens in the middle of nowhere, stays in the middle of nowhere. Until they're rescued.
Back in the real world, things aren't as easy. Kara is afraid to start a relationship with a man who completely ignored her until she took off her clothes, and Max is afraid she'll never be able to trust him. But when someone makes it clear that Kara's in danger, Max has more to protect than Kara's feelings. And now that he has her, he's not about to let her go.
Gentleness she'd never noticed before in Max was evident in his eyes. She watched him curl his large hand over her much smaller one. Her heart beat so loudly in her ears she feared he might hear it. He brought her hand to his lips and kissed it. Fire roared in her blood, and her breath hitched. He turned her hand over and brushed a warm, firm kiss over her palm while they stared at each other.
"I'd never put you in danger." Deepened to rough gravel, the sound of his voice made her pussy throb and blood thicken in her veins.
Somehow she knew what he said was the truth. "Kiss me, Max."
The words were barely out of her lips when he dragged her onto his lap and their lips met in desperation. Her arms twined around his neck. Pulling him closer, she brought her chest flush to his. Heat took over every cell of her body. His kiss devoured her. Lord, the man was a kissing god. With soft strokes of his tongue, he caressed the inside of her mouth. Whimpering in the back of her throat, she moved restlessly on his lap. The long, steel length of his cock was poking at her ass. He glided his hands under her top, making her belly flesh quiver. When his warm hands touched her skin, desire increased inside her tenfold. Breaths turned to pants. Her body thrummed with arousal. She tuned everything but the sight of him out of her mind.
She pulled back and smiled. "I want you, Max."
He frowned and took a deep breath. "Kara, you're in shock—"
Determined, she shook her head and cut him off. "No, Max. I'm alive."
She smiled again and pulled off her top. Her bra was now the only barrier between her breasts and his hands. Swollen into tight points, the peaks of her nipples called for his touch under the satiny material. A combination of lust, hunger, and desperation flared in his eyes. His usually light gray eyes darkened to that of a murky, stormy day.
"Fuck, Kara. I want you too, but I don't have condoms."
Air fought its way into her lungs. "I'm clean and on birth control."
He continued to frown. "I'm clean too, but are you sure?"
In a smooth move worthy of any professional stripper, her hand reached behind her back, unsnapped her bra, and pulled it off. "Fuck me, Max. I want you inside me, right now."
His hands curled around her head and held her immobile. Raw hunger made her body shudder. Their kiss turned into a greedy need to consume each other. Moisture gathered in her pussy, and an incessant throbbing took hold between her thighs. In a frantic mating, their tongues danced, rubbed, and curled over each other until passion overrode all else. Blind lust shot through her when she rocked her hips over his hard cock.
He kissed wet trails from her jaw to her breasts until he was sucking on one of her erect nipples. Her pussy clenched when he enveloped her breast with his firm lips. Soaked in her cream, her thong became a new point of friction on her swollen pussy lips. She tore at his shirt. A wanton urgency took hold of her and guided her actions. To feel his skin on hers became her only mission.
When he helped her take the shirt off, she splayed her hands over his bulging shoulders and sighed. When his warm muscles contracted, she groaned. He was a work of art. His chest was corded with muscles and bronzed to perfection. Just looking at him made her pant. Whimpers rushed past her lips when his teeth grazed her turgid nipple.
"Oh, yes. Do that again."
Again, he sucked and then nipped at the tight bud. She moaned and pushed her chest further into his face. He released her nipple from his lips and rolled the wet tip between his finger and thumb, tweaking the sensitive flesh while his mouth latched onto the other one for a taste. She dug her nails into his shoulders, holding him in her grip while rocking her hips over his cock. Movement made her open her eyes. Max had made the seat flatten back so that it was the size of a double bed.
A smile curled her lips when she gazed into his almost-black eyes. He motioned for her to stand. Once she did, he moved his hands to her white pants and slowly pulled the linen material, along with her thong, down her legs. With every inch of skin he exposed, he placed a kiss on a body part. First it was her stomach. Then it was her hip when he lowered the material down her legs. Her knee came next and finally her calf. Afterward he kissed his way back up to her stomach. She groaned and stood in place. He licked circles on her stomach and around her belly button. He caressed her breasts, down the sides of her breasts to her waist, and squeezed the flare of her hips. She took a choppy breath. He fluttered his fingertips down from her hips toward her core, and she bit her lip to keep from moaning. When he massaged her thighs, she was ready to beg him to touch her. Before she had a chance to, he moved a hand between her legs and dipped his fingers between her waxed pussy lips.
He groaned. "Fuck, Kara. You're so hot and wet. Is that for me, baby?"
"God, yes. Just for you." She moaned.
Each dip of his fingers into her wet sex made her whimper louder.
He stood, and she had to tilt her head back to look him in the eye. His eyes were sexy, stormy. He put his arms around her waist and held her tight to him. Their hearts beat in a furious, identical gallop. He switched their positions and pushed her to lie on the bed.
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Victor Cruz speaks to parents of boy killed in Newtown shootings
Published On December 16, 2012 | By Arielle Aronson
Newtown, Conn. may technically be in New England, but since it is located only 60 miles north of New York City, many residents are New York sports fans. This was true of 6-year-old Jack Pinto, who was one of the 20 children killed Friday in the second-worst school shooting in the nation's history.
According to an NFL report, young Jack was a Giants fan, and his favorite player was wide receiver Victor Cruz, a fact Cruz learned of on Saturday. The wide receiver then reached out to the Pinto family. The bereaved parents reportedly told Cruz they are considering burying their son in Cruz's jersey.
The Giants (and Jets) plan to honor the victims of the Newtown shooting by writing "S.H.E.S" on their helmets, but Cruz took it one step farther, as he is reportedly planning to write Jack's name on his cleats and gloves.
The Patriots are also planning a tribute for the Newtown victims. The team will wear helmet decals with the Newtown town seal on them and a black ribbon. They will also hold a moment of silence before Sunday night's game and send up 26 flares, one by one, in memory of the 26 victims.
Cruz and any sports team's actions will not bring Jack and the 25 others killed back home, but perhaps, by putting Jack and the Newtown victims in the limelight on Sunday, Cruz and NFL teams will help the world continue to remember the innocent lives that ended too soon.
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Arielle Aronson Arielle Aronson is a sports writer and recent graduate from Boston University, where she earned a Bachelor's of Science in Print Journalism Magna Cum Laude. Arielle has a passion for sports cultivated from growing up with two older brothers. She also enjoys playing the piano, reading and traveling.
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John served his country in the Marine Corps during the Korean Conflict. He is a retired N.Y. City Fire Department. After retiring he worked as Fire Safety Director at the New York Marriott Marquis, finally retiring at age 72.
He is survived by his wife of 62 years Marjorie Sullivan and three children Linda Bardell and husband Frank, Susan Donatelli and John Sullivan. He is also survived by his 7 grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
Family and friends are invited for the visitation on Tuesday, May 8th from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers the family ask for donations to the New York City Burn Foundation.
Also surviving are 7 grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.


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package com.heatonresearch.aifh.examples.capstone.model.milestone1;

/**
 * Used to calculate survival by male and female.
 */
public class CalcSurvival {
    /**
     * The count of males.
     */
    private int countMale;

    /**
     * The count of females.
     */
    private int countFemale;

    /**
     * The count of male survivors.
     */
    private int maleSurvive;

    /**
     * The count of female survivors.
     */
    private int femaleSurvive;

    /**
     * Update for a passenger.
     *
     * @param male     True, if passenger was male.
     * @param survived True, if passenger survived.
     */
    public void update(boolean male, boolean survived) {
        if (male) {
            countMale++;
        } else {
            countFemale++;
        }
        if (survived) {
            if (male) {
                this.maleSurvive++;
            } else {
                this.femaleSurvive++;
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * @return The number of male survivors.
     */
    public int getMaleSurvive() {
        return maleSurvive;
    }

    /**
     * @return The number of female survivors.
     */
    public int getFemaleSurvive() {
        return femaleSurvive;
    }

    /**
     * @return The total count of passengers.
     */
    public int getCount() {
        return this.countFemale + this.countMale;
    }

    /**
     * @return The number of male passengers.
     */
    public int getCountMale() {
        return this.countMale;
    }

    /**
     * @return The number of female passengers.
     */
    public int getCountFemale() {
        return this.countFemale;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    @Override
    public String toString() {
        StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();
        result.append("(");

        result.append("Count: ");
        result.append(getCount());

        if (getCount() > 0) {
            double pct = (double) (this.femaleSurvive + this.maleSurvive) / getCount();
            result.append(", survived: ");
            result.append(pct);
        }

        if (getCountMale() > 0) {
            double pct = (double) (this.maleSurvive) / (this.countMale);
            result.append(", male.survived: ");
            result.append(pct);
        }

        if (getCountFemale() > 0) {
            double pct = (double) (this.femaleSurvive) / (this.countFemale);
            result.append(", female.survived: ");
            result.append(pct);
        }

        result.append(")");
        return result.toString();
    }
}

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Charles Thomas Freer  (18 March 1809 — 12 May 1882) was an English first-class cricketer and British Army officer.

The son of Thomas Freer, he was born at Leicester in March 1809. He was commissioned into the 65th Foot in November 1827, when he purchased the rank of ensign. years later he purchased the rank of lieutenant in October 1830, prior to retiring from service in February 1832. Five years later he was recommissioned into the Leicestershire Yeomanry. A keen cricketer, Freer played minor matches for Leicestershire and played first-class cricket for the Marylebone Cricket Club between 1842 and 1846, making eight appearances, predominantly against the university sides of Cambridge and Oxford, as well as regional sides in the form of the North and the West. He struggled in first-class cricket, scoring 66 runs at an average of just 4.71.

Freer remained serving in the Leicestershire Yeomanry into the 1840s and was promoted to captain in June 1846. Freer was nominated to be High Sheriff of Leicestershire for 1857 and was unsuccessful, but was successfully nominated again the following year; he later served as a deputy lieutenant for Leicestershire in 1862. He was promoted to major in the Leicestershire Yeomanry in May 1863, later retiring from active service some thirteen years later in June 1876. Freer was additionally a justice of the peace for Leicestershire. His business interests included his directorship of the Pare's Leicestershire Banking Company, from which he retired in 1880. Freer was the treasurer of the Leicester Royal Infirmary until his death May 1882 at Buxton, Derbyshire.

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1809 births
1882 deaths
Cricketers from Leicester
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Governor visits local summer food program for kids
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock visits with a child at the Arlee Community Center on July 24.
Last Updated: 7/31/2018 4:46:00 PM | By Karen Peterson
ARLEE – Gov. Steve Bullock and First Lady Lisa Bullock traveled to the Arlee Community Center July 24 along with a bus full of people to visit with about a dozen children impacted by a statewide program to provide food for kids.
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Education Summer Program and the state's No Kid Hungry program partnered to provide activities and food for children during the summer months in locations across the Flathead Indian Reservation. Children don't have to be experiencing food insecurity to participate.
Tribal Education College and Career Readiness Coach Jodi Hunter was at the event. She said children attend the weekly program to participate in activities involving science, technology, engineering, art, math, tribal history and native games.
Hunter said the tribe provides funding for the activities and the No Kid Hungry program provides the food so kids can learn and play without worrying about being hungry.
Before the governor arrived, children started working on making a sun print for him and learning about the science of the activity. The kids found a spot on what looked like a blanket and didn't move for 15 minutes. The light developed an outline around the children on the cloth. Photographer David Spear worked with the children to create the gift for the governor.
Azaylia Garga, 10, popped her head up long enough to say she was getting excited to see how the project would turn out. She said the group had a good lunch that included a sandwich before the activity started.
The kids moved on to another station where they measured out the ingredients to make slime. Gov. Bullock said to one of the children that the mixture looked like a giant piece of yellow taffy being stretched out. The child smiled and nodded in agreement.
Gov. Bullock said solving hunger in Montana is a priority. He brought No Kid Hungry representatives from all across the country to see how Montana was utilizing the federal food program, which includes the summer lunch program.
He said programs to reduce hunger have worked in the past few years in Montana and the number of people with food insecurity has moved from 1 in 5 to 1 in 6. The No Kid Hungry program was implemented in Montana in 2012.
He said feeding children was a humanitarian issue that needed to be addressed because studies have shown that children are better prepared to learn when they are not hungry.
Lisa Bullock said the numbers were being reduced due to "boots on the ground" efforts through community-based solutions. She said one program doesn't fit every community, but programs can be tailored to fit each community.
Bill Shore, founder of the Share Our Strengths No Kid Hungry program, was at the event from Washington D.C. He said he was traveling to different places to better understand the best ways to address poverty and hunger with a focus on children.
"We don't have a shortage of food in this country, so hunger is a solvable problem," he said. "Montana is doing well towards solving the problem, so people are interested in seeing what is going on here."
Shore said federally funded programs were available to provide meals for children that need them, but other barriers often prevent participation including a social stigma and transportation needs. He said his goal was to figure out how to change those issues.
"We want everyone that needs food to participate so that no one is hungry," he said.
Creating funding for federal programs to feed children is a project everyone can support, he said. "This has been a bipartisan effort. It makes sense to feed our kids."
For information or help getting food-based programs started in any community in Montana including school breakfast programs, Shore encourages people to call Lisa Lee, the Montana Director of No Kid Hungry, at 406-444-3518.
Lee said the school breakfast program allows kids to pick up things like fruit and granola bars in the morning. She said it has helped reach children that might not make it to the cafeteria for a number of reasons including being late for class. The breakfast program has also helped teachers so they don't have to dip into their own pockets for funding to feed hungry kids in the morning.
Gov. Bullock invited a group of people traveling across the country in a bus to the event including the founder of No Kid Hungry and the Montana director of the program.
Western Native Voices Executive Director Marci McLean-Pollock was also on the trip. She said it was important for people experiencing poverty and hunger to become leaders and advocate for the programs they need.
She said she grew up on a reservation in poverty and didn't care about politics until later in life when she found out that her voice could make a difference. "We need to help elected officials understand what poverty is like," she said.
Rachelle Sartori, Montana's No Kid Hungry community education and outreach coordinator, said creating community driven solutions was another important aspect of the issue. She also encourages people to get involved.
Arlee government Montana Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes


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Q: Как из pythona с помощью asyncpg сделать sql запрос с переменным количеством входных данных? Как из Python с помощью asyncpg сделать SQL-запрос с переменным количеством входных данных (количество входных данных в кортеже определяется в рантайме)? К примеру, у меня есть строка запроса
SELECT word, translation FROM dictionary WHERE id IN($1, $2)

как вместо $1, $2 сделать так, чтобы запрос определял количество переменных, исходя из количества элементов кортежа?

A: По мне, как один из допустимых вариантов - использовать массивы в postgresql.
conn = await asyncpg.connect(connection_url)
rows = await conn.fetch("SELECT word, translation FROM dictionary WHERE id = ANY($1::int[]);", [1,2])

Вместо $1::int[] будет подставлен ARRAY([1, 2]).
Как здесь https://github.com/MagicStack/asyncpg/issues/496.
А WHERE id = ANY(ARRAY([1, 2])) сработает как использование оператора IN.
Как описано здесь http://fkn.ktu10.com/?q=node/7468.
Поэтому в качестве ответа вернется из базы две записи с id равными 1 и 2.


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